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Project Management Summary CPMGT/301 Project Management Summary Project managers and portfolio managers are often confused with one another by business managers and stakeholders. Project management is a broader term used for those that include both program management and portfolio management. There are many similarities between portfolio management and project managers making them relate to one another. Within either a project portfolio or a program, project managers have to make decisions that are goal oriented and consistent with an intended strategic outcome. According to our text that we were tasked with reading this week, Project Portfolio Management (PPM) has clear benefits as stated, “Provide a structure for selecting the right projects and eliminating the wrong ones, allocate resources to the right projects, which in turn reduce unnecessary spending, align
KENT INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS STUDY May 2010 Kent International Business Study Contents EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ...................................................................................... 2 Introduction ......................................................................................................... 11 PART A: ESTABLISHING A BASELINE POSITION ........................................... 13 A1. Definition of internationalisation ................................................................ 13 A2. Summary of the Kent business population and its characteristics ............ 14 A3. Current position on internationalisation ..................................................... 18 PART B: OVERCOMING BARRIERS TO INTERNATIONALISATION ............... 22 B1. What are the barriers to internationalisation.............................................. 22 B2.
First let’s break the words down. Strategic is defined as the identification of long term or overall aims. Management is to coordinate the efforts of people. Strategic Management analyzes the major initiatives taken by a company's top management on behalf of owners, involving resources and performance in internal and external environments. It also is important because it provides a firm groundwork for organizing business ideas.
Web. 14 Nov. 2013. Con: CSR is a trade barrier for non-complying companies Pro: customer relationships improve Because the community sees what the company does and respects them more for it Pro: motivates employees Employees are treated with respect and have fair working conditions. Cons: Expenses Company may say that the reason they don’t want to get involved is that it costs too much Con: shareholder expectations the shareholders might see it negatively because the company can no longer dedicate all their
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By involving the customer in planning process, needs become more fully understood and documented. Specific design goals can be developed for the plan through a consensus-building exercise with the project stake holders. It’s extremely important to periodically review the business case once the project is underway. These days the traditional measures of projects success extend well beyond “On time, on budget, and to specification” to include such criteria as “Delivery of anticipated benefits, engagement of stakeholders and organizational adoption” Any project of significant length is often broken down into smaller divisions to make the project more manageable. This allows the team to better manage the project and map out the road to success.